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Instruction..
lie WITNESSED THE sNUB.
Col. Sherrnrd Says tIrs. Cleveland Did Fold
IN. .u sfsr Arms Nefg -.

Col. Il. O. Sher.ard, Of steubanville, a
member OF Gov. Foraker's nsaff, wss in
the city last evening. Col. Shcsrsrd &C.
companied the Governor Of Ohio and the
other members of his staff to the Consti-
tutiopal Centennial celebration at Phila.
delphia. Referring last evening to the
dispute as to whether Mrs.. Cleveland
suubbed Governor Foraker and his wife,
Col. Sherr0rd ssid that she did; he Bas an
eyewitness Of the occurrence, and friends
OF the President who defend Mrs. Clevs-
land and deny that she WAS
guilty OF such an exhibition OF un-
ladylike conduct, either are misintormed
Or wiliully talsiiy. Tho Governor. and
his wife, when presented TO-. "the first
lady OF the land" received utony stare,
Mre. Cleveland folding her arms when
their banda were extended. Immediately
behind came prominent Ohio man
whom Mrs. Cleveland greeted most cor
dially, with the apparent intention OF en-
phasising her iosmer unladylike conduct
speaking OF tho matter afterwards, Mrs.
Foraker saie che was never 80 hurt and
insulted in her life.. 4, 'IsS.s,s a'I
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Tho otjee,lonnble Low awnings.

Continued complaint is heard about
town OF the low awnings in trent OF many
bvslness houses, especially on Market
street. Several yeara ago Council caused g
general enforcement OF an ordinance for
bidding the erection Of signs extending
from house over tho sidewalk for c
greater distance than two feet. At that
lime the fact was pointed ont repeatedly
that tho low awnings we're greater
annoyance. Last spring, when merchants
were putting up their awnings, it was
again q . source Of much COM
plant that the awnings directly over
the moot lrequentad sidewalks wero ire.
Qucntly lower than the average stature Of
Y man. Now when the awning season is
shout over is g good time to renew the
agitation against this positive evil. The
existing ordinances properly enforced,
forbid such awnings. Possibly II tho OBJ.
lection ia continued persistently through
the winter the authorities may pay aome
attention to the lcwa aud the public wish
nnxt uppenn " u II - So go n i'nt.-ss
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LOCAL pl,Ey1T1Es.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
tho City. 81 @-s }l

~ tho City. 95s 5l
The GRAND this NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
thorne Company. Ha M
JABEz GosSEY was locked up by Officer
Dunlap yesterday-drunt the first time
in nearly q week. f5
The ladies' OF Thompson NJ. E. Church
will give an entertainment ind social at
the Island rink this evening. ii3&2
Rgy. WILLIAM 6. ULrEBT, patiye OF
Germany, yesterday received his second
citizenship papers from tho Circuit Court
and became an American citizen. n
A SMALL boy whoss nams was not
learned iell over baluatrade near the
school house at the cas-. end Of Fourteenth
street yesterday and broke hia arm.
MAYORS orcheatra goes to Barnesyille,
Ohio, to-day, 10 play Tor a hop 10 DO given
there this evening. On Friday, Saptem.
Der 80, the o.chestra will play for a hop
10 be given by the Mystic Club at Azbans's
hall, South Sido. p
THE Knights OF 81. George will hold a
special meeting this evening to tako action
on tho invitation extended by the St.
AlpioHcub Clcikf W PntISiPa|o "a Wv
celebration Of tho church'a dedication on
Sunday, October .. @Ns
had emashup on the Baltimore 4 Ohio
occurred at Pawpaw, W. Va, demoliahing
number OF cars, ono ongino and tender.
One fireman, who was little Glow In
jumping, received few scratches from
striking in bad place. ii
A nALr.wrrrgp boy named Clark
strayed away from his home in Bridge.
port yesterday and It is believed he came
10 this city. He 10 about twelve years old.
Tho police on this side were nsked by tel.
ephone to keep lookout for him.
WILLIAM HIGGINS, q Bonwool youth,
waa run over by tho dinksy engine ut The
Wheeling steel plant, by falling actoss the
track while attempting TO stop oil. His
head wss bsdly maahed, throat cut aud
body terribly bruised. His injuries are
fatal. G
TIE Natural Gas Company Of West Vlr
ginia, Of this city, has located An oil well
On the Nathaniel Nicely iarm In the Tay,
lo,stown district near the Blanoy and
Caso!hers wells. The production Of OIL
from the Washington field hns shown
quite q falling OF In the last month.
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SOMETHING ABOUT APPLES,
Their Scarcity in This ricinity-A Good
a Crop Elsewhere. EH, ~ -

Their Scarcity in This ricinity-A Good
Crop Elsewhere. ~.
The ecarcity OF apples in this section Of
country this year is very seriously felt.
The peculiarly Of the season Is that in
portions Of New York State they are
plentier and fiuor than usual. An INTEL
LleENcER reporter yesterday dropped in
at 7. A. Morris & Co.'s, on Water street,
and waa shown some OF the finest apples
be ever cav. They are OF the golden gate,
queen OF Duchess county, maiden blush,
belle Of Clifton Syringe, St. Lawrence, Is
beautiful applet Holland pippin, Glad
stone pippiu, "a new variety twenty
ounce pipp!n, kinga, Ben Davis and other
popular Varieties. After October l Mr..
Morrls expects to receive 100 barrels q
week OF prime winter apples. He is pre-.
pared at all timea to fill orders in the city
or surrounding towns for from one to 100
harrale. 5Ss'5gaf , r. a7'5Er- ~ s,g5 !-.g,,lg
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The Kansas City Times, in its issue Of
laat Sunday, contained the following no.
tice OF former popular Wheeling lady:
A very quiet wedding WAS celebrated
last Thursday evening at the residence Of
M. ]. N. Brodie, 2s0S East Ninth street,
the contracting parties being Mr.. Richard
J. Bono and Miss Ella G. BIodie, tho Rev.
Dr.. McClclland officiating.
The bride 5was at.ired in handsome
grey travelling costume, Int and gloves en-
suite. Tho groom wore the usual conven.
sSnS saos mm Isnsa seF the Gars
room, whero they psrtook Of q bounteous
1epast,. 4 Mr.. and Mrs. Bone left on the 0
o'clock train Tor Nebraska City, where
they will remsin Tor two weeks, and from
thence 90 to Denver, Col, where they will
make their future home, and with them
70 the most hearty wisheu Of their many
friends for long, happy and prosperous
life
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MARTINS FERRY.

Methodist Observation-Disclosures OF tho
SZs Macnncrcllor Hall.
Mrs. VIM. Cope, who has been visiting
Mrs. J. Mathers, returned home yesterday
to SmithGeld. w m.
Lieutenant James T. Kerr came home
TueGday evening from service in the
Seventeenth q. s. Infantry.
Rev. E. Il. Jones. tue Methodist minis.
ter wanted in this charge, was appointed
by,conference to Leesville, Ohio. III
Tho old building belonging to James
kecssy is being torn Down to make
room Tor his now brick, on Washington
street. IT,, =. 81
Roy. E. D. Hol.z arrived home last
evening irom the East Ohio Conference,
held in Cleveland. Rev. Mr.. Holtz will
70 to Ravenna, and will be succeeded hero
by Rev. Us. Winters, OF Bridgeport.
Englishmsn. their song and grandeons,
are invited to meeting at new Mnaner-
Choir hail, Washington street, Friday even.
ing at o'clock sharp. where Henry W.
Scott, editor 81. Georges Journal, will give
any deairod information as regards the
popular and rapidly increasing beneficial
order OF the Sons Of st. George.
Last evening the dedication Of the new
Maenne1chor hall, on Washington street,
was one Of the largest events of the season.
The hall was beautifully decorated with
notices, nouosrsms, tiny flags and ever
greens, and presented pretty sight The
new scenery, painted by Daidine, OF
Wheeling, showed up nicely under the
brilliant electric lamps. On either side OF
the entrance to the stage, where the differ.
ent eingiug societies were seated were
printed the monographs M. G. "" Over
five hundred tickets we're sold and giycn
out, and the hall in consequence was
packed. Everybody seemed bsnt on
having q good time, and the evening Was
pleasantly passed. The singing society
was ably assisted by societies from Wheel,
ing, sud much fno music was rendered;
Dancing was kept UP until late hour.
The Citizsns' Cornet band furnished ex-
cellent music throughout tho evening.
Many good snd appropriate toasis were
drank in honor OF the new hall. :l,g
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Who Knows wilson?

Some time ago Chief OF Police Smith re.
ceived an inquiry IRON Nashville, Tenn,
concerning one George W. Wilson, said
to DO & matchmaker and to have friends
here, who was then lying ut tho point Of
death in Nashville. Nothing could be
learned Of him, however. Yesterday he
received another letter from Nashville,
announcing Wilson's death. The writer
ssls that all tina. could be learned of the
man was that his mother formerly lived
hore, but had gone back to England, ac-
companied by lady to whom lie wan en-.
gagged to DO married. The man frequent
ly visited here, but was very relicent, and
even on his deathbed refused to toll! his
physician anything concerning his family
history. The cass aaems to BE- very
mysterious one. None of the jewelers.
here have any recollection OF auch a man,
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No Assnult Prnycn.

Aune Kein,, the keeper Of house Of i'll
fame on Twenty-irst arrest, WAS arraigned
bsiore Squire Arkls last evening accused
by John Bisaett,.of Greene county, Pa, OF
assault and battery. His story Was that
abe hat hit him with q poker. After a
partial hearing he changed hia mind and
said q girl named Walton assaulted him,
There vas no evidence to support either
charge, and tho justice diamiesad the casea
q. Bissett's costa, Bissett ia here in attend.
ance upon tho United States Court. q.
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The Strike Still On.

The strike Of the gathering boys OF
Hobbs, Brockunier 4 Co.'a glsso works in
tho lover part Of the city continues and
the entire establishment Ia of in congo
quence. Yesterday there was acsrcely a
wheel stirring or an employe to DO seen in
any of tho departments, excepting the
packing room. 1t Is not expected now
that the works will resume work before
next Monday. And 80 1t iR that several
hundred hands are forced to lo1e weeks
wageo by reaaon OF the uuwarrantod de.
mands Of boys who were receiving good
pay for tho work they wore doing. Sew.
sral Of tho men are diagunted over the sit.
nation a 1l55j !. "a lfr Is 3Sif4 q
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EVANSVILLE, ND, Sept. 2l.-The sec.
ond day Of the Reunion OF the Blue and
Gray has proven a grand SUCCESS. The
crowd today was Estimated at 25, 900 on
the grounds. The morning was devoted
to receiving distinguished gueats, G.. a. r.
poats and Confederate camps. Several
addresses were made aud later in the at.
terhoon thee visiting military companies
gave q grand dress parade on the drill
srounta. Tonight camp.lrss are being
held. Gov. Buckuer, Of Kentucky, viii
arrive tomorrow morning, accompanied
by hia stan Gov. Gordon, ,of Georgia, is
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"a fine audience greeted the siasonn and
OaWthorns at The matinee yesterday, the
number Of society ladies being noticeable.
Last evening Little Nugget" wasgiven for
the laat time. Tho audience ass;n packed
tho house. The newsbpys Of the city
almost monopolized the gallery, being
present as guests OF the company. Thar
procession up Market street attracted gen.
eIal attention. The audience was enter.
tanned almost as much by the hearty ap.
probation Of the gallery gods "a By the
play. The concertina playing Of Joe
Cawthorn is worthy Of special mention.
This evening the company will present
tho melodrama,i"A Great Wrong.n ,i
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Is avoided BY dyspeptlcs who, guided BY the 10.
poiaea experience Of Thousands begin and SIS.
tetcaacally pursue couue Of Hoste.,er'a stomach
n1,eia. Persistence In the use OF this pu,e and
nish'S accredited s!omachc IL tho sole sud asree.
able condition Of tic eat!rs removal Of tho obsti.
naso io'ms Of dyspepsia, no lesG than Temporary
ut OF lndlSst!on, In connection With the use Of
this specific, l. Is desirable To vo5 ~
which 1dlsldual experience has shown TO be- ls.
SuM 81 aistssion by the stomach sous lit 10 30
SSe PC! Zach dyepspe past Observation q
asn snass capacity saoad enable him to BE- bis
trusting to any set Of dc,ete rules loo sene,a, n
Ss sutea % particular cases. Biiousuess and con.
spaon heartburn wind upon Tho stomach sour
su,!Os IN nesaashe and mental Dependency
put 1t 10 flight by tho Hlttels, A1a VIZ
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UELLAt1sE,
All Sorts Of Local News md Gossip From
atf tho Glnss City, W = II


All Sorts Of Local News md Gossip From
:, inc oihs, ely'
Mr. iat Welsh Is IN Marietta ~,
It'd" shuttleworth cams home ycsser-
Jay .faa jl!0 f5
Dr.. Ben Morrison has gone 10 college
again. ,-gG7 .'TE8-1
Miss Gallo Scott, Of tho First ward, 10 In
Wheeling. 'ntF }'54l t- lsF'{gl +
: The Globes will NAV tho Bsrneayillea
Tomorrow again, 80 $50
Tho street fair hook Of nremiumn viii
DO cut next week. 81. 1I'-'i,-- ''7i
M;os MALTA o,,o 4, p,ohr,rd 1,a
haa rstnrned mad bomo e' " i'n''n''' A "'A
Row AZ. wa,,,.x III, ,..., T.. Al /,
EnisconaI chr,ch H nov, w. sr, I.s"on ~ wv
M, euu'on MA. ouuaay. L.ll
~ aIu is!o ,, bsphels wili holn a meet
ing IN 'no Guy ha!l next SUNDAY.
@ hsv' Messrs. 4. =. keelef and J. y.
oln.th VIII % mere lor only one year moro.
The Soma Of st. George man, Mr.. Scott,
WAS not Duccessful here In organizing q
lodge. r 6aa9.
Mr.. I. Linton. chief ene;aeer of ihe
rennoyIyauis Railroad Company. wes in
the city yesterday. 7''s-' y" 4 :
Mr.. Charles Graonae,d and Mia. Ida
Tligg wore married by Squire Rider and
will 10 10 housekeeping OF once here. M
Jsmes anil t,aorve Tnrnhull vii, hs
homo on Sstnrdev. Tbnv hava hea mn n,s w. -.
/ ug WITH Kramer's bpnd 1t White snlnhnr
u",d;,.,, ..a.,,o.N ,.",..h', ' Iu'fA - :
u,nn,a ~ ba ~ ~ ~ .oo s, ior any
mn.Hn , ~ 10 10 "a ~ ay'ns doadtsion ana
hnnan "a. ~; n raaa Sus ~ anu 'nofe arc no
no ~ Aoi n1' fevo'''y' .a.
The EE:na Glass and Manufacturing
Company we're awarded by the city Coun-
Gil the contract Tor furnishing castings and
lamp posts, the poata 10 coat $40 each.
ISAIAH Thatcher. who was ininred wh;,a
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a Post Of theT, L. A,

Monday evenings issus Of the Charles.
ton Star contains the following: Capt. J..
Z. Mccoy, a member Of tho shos house OF
Vance. Hughes 4 Co., Of Wheeling, and
+. Il. Patterson, OF Parkersburg, members
Of the committee appointed by the T. P.
A. to locate the next annual State meeting
OF TINT body, are In the city. Saturday
they got the regulate number OF signers
to establish post here, to be known az
Post O, and meeting to organize will DO
held at Hotel Rufner next Saturday even.
ing st o'clock. A charter has been
ordered for this post, and il 1t does not
fail to material.ze, the next State meeting
will DO held here in May next. q.
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fosterdno's League md Association Gnmcs
At Baltimore the home team pounded
Pagan, the new man Of the Nets, and won
the game with ease. Baltimore, II Nets,
5. HitaTBaltimore, II; Nets, s, Errors
Baltimore, s; Nets, 6. Batteries-Kilroy
and Trott; Pagan and Donohue. l.
At Chicago the home team started into
bat Gilmore from the start and Kept it up
until the end. Ohicsgo, II; Washington,
). Earned-Chicago, s. Errors Chicago,
2; Washington, 5. 4 Hits-Chicago, 10;
Washington, O., acknowledgements and
Darling; Gilmore and Mack. s5t:; q n
At Louisville, the Louisville cleveland
game wss totally devoid Of interest. The
fielding on both sides Was very indiHer.
ent. Louisville, ls; Cleveland, s. Hits
-Louisville, 80; Cleveland, a. Errors
Louisville, s.; Cleveland, s., Batteries
Hector and Cook; Morrison, Estey and
Snyder. Z e s. A. .7,4ai Z; :i4 p l,'.-i 4
i At Pittsburgh the New York; concluded
the series with Pittsburgh and signaiized
the event by Shutting them out. Both
teams played strongly in the field, Pitte.
burgh, o.; New York, 5. Earned-New
York, 2. Etrora-2 EACH. Hits-Pitts,
bureh, 6; New York, 0. Batteries Nor
ris and Aiilier; Keoio and Brown. ~,
At Cincinnati tue home team won by
it's terrific batting. King WAS pounded
numerically. Cincinnati, Is; St. Louis,
:: Hits-Oiucinrsti, %; St. Louis, O..
Errors-E Cincinnati, 81 st. Louis, 5. Bat.
teries-Mu!lane and Baldwin = King and
Bushong and Boyle. II: S41,a t'gf7a "a
At Indianapolis twenty-five hundred
people saw Indianapolis shut ont Boston
IN game that for, closeneaa and exciting
play has not been excelled there this
aeaaon. Indianapolir, I In tho ei<th Bos.
ton, o.. EaIned-Indianapolis, !. Errors
- each. L Hits-Indianapolis, O.; Boston,
o. Battsrses-shreye and Myers; Conway
and Tsta, III "A l.'5}SSi,7s 49,
lat Detroit an exhibition game OF Ave
innings was played between Detroit and
philadelphia, resulting in al easy victory
Tor tho home team. Detroit 0; Philsdei.
phia g.. HitE-Det1oita IL; PHILADELPHIA
10. Errors--Dstroit 2; Philadelphia 2.
Batterles--Beaten and Camel, haul and
Cunning. "a t55fI}t3% sIIFG55;' q
At Brooklyn tho Athletics played an
interesting game with the Bfooklyns.
The playing was about even, both teams
at times batting and fielding In brilliant
styls. The game was called on account
q darkness. Bfooklyn 4, Athletics 4,
Hits-Brooklynp, s; Athlehcs, 10. Errors
Brooklyn, g. Athletics, 1. Battexies-
Terry and Peoples; Seward and RoblnHon.
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A Mr.. Wood, Of st. Adams, received a
telegram from MartinaburR, Kentucky,
from his son, asking him 10 como at oncs
and identify him, as he has been arrested
for murder. The murderer'n name was Nc.
.Farland, and looked like young Wood.
This csused the latter's arrest on eusp;.
cion, and the citirens were talking Of
lynchiuS him. Mr.. Wood and his danph.
ter lef. for the scene Of action st once, {
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[ Torrlhla Accih.nt Ax....a N

PEon'A, LIS, Sept. 2l.-Another. rail- rail-
road horror On the ohicsgo, Rock Island (
Pacific almost happened ut Nillsr last
night: a bridge over n chasm tjftv feet
aeep mad burned out, but the fact was dis.
covered by foreman. Hs went one way
ana Tagged 8 passenger train while lhis
wife a.oppea 1ns the other way. ,0Il-{ -
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AMMO Costello, tho woman who has
frequently figured In police cou,. lately on
charges OF drunkenness and disorderly
conduct. wsg arraigncd sgaiu yeaterdsy.
She behaved in court In a manner which
confirms the growing impresaion that che
Ia crazy. She attacked the officers, scratch.
ing Shorts face, and IL took both Shorts
and Bell to subdue her. She waa taken
to the county jail Tor thirty days, in de.
fault Of her fine, -,
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/ at a meeting Of tho physicians OF
the city in tho rooms Of the Board
of Education to take action on the
death Of Dr.. Sample Ford, Dr.. Reeves WIS
made President aud Dr.. Edwards Secfe-
1ary. At tho request Of the family OF the
deceased, the following physicians were
nelected ss pail hearcrc: Drs. Reeves,
Bates, Wilson, Stifsl, Myers, Campbsll,
George Baird and Reed Baird.
The following were appointed Commit.
tee on Rsaolu!ions: Drs. Jepson, Baguley,
Campbell, He2s and Wilson, and made
M appropriate report. u. %ss' I
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Take the Il. l. ., to Ct, Louis,

.S5On2 account OF the G. "A. II. National
Encampment to be held in st. Louis, the
Baltimore y Ohio will sell excursion tick.
cts to St, Louis from September ~ to 81,
at vi IS for the round trip. Good re-.
turning from September 81 to October s,
Original purchasers can have limit ex.
tended to October 81, 1857, If desired.
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SUMMER complaint almost invariably
cured BY the use Of Fred. Browns Jamai-
ca Ginger. Get the genuine. Ii ~.

q We have for sale several Type-writers,
the Remington, tho Craudall
and the Hammond. Theao machines have
been taken In exchange for the matchlesa
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
for rent and Tor sale on monthly natal.
menta. Gall on or address for circalaru ;1
EDWARD L. ROSE 4 Co.,
Z y IS Twelfth street. :
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Indications,

o WAsHfNeroS, D. O., Sept. 22.-Fo1
Wut Virginia colder and light rains,
light to to fresh variable winds, becom-
ing northeriy. I
For Wes:ein Pennsylvania, light rains
followed by cooler fair weather, fresh to
brisk northwesterly winds, diminishing
in force and becoming variable. Z
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Denten by ntoonsh,nar..

ATLANTA, GA, Sept. al.-The moon.
sinners around Dahlonega are becoming
aggressive. Notices have been served
upon iniorneIs that they must leave the
country. a party OF masked moonsbjneyg
went to tho house Of James Ash, broke It
open and beat him over the head with a
pistol until ne was aense!ess. They then
took him TO the woods, tied him K, q tree
and lashed him severely. Mr., Ash has
leit the nslghboshood and Is atraId to